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I assume you're referring to CondoInternet. Just got em, and all thumbs up from me. They're all over seattle and have a few new spots in downtown Bellevue. I a

I assume you're referring to CondoInternet. Just got em, and all thumbs up from me. They're all over seattle and have a few new spots in downtown Bellevue. I assume the problem is that either your building or much of the housing around you is relatively old. CondoInternet only has offerings in places that have been fully wired with ethernet already, as far as I can tell.

WizzleKake 13y ago
I moved so I could get CondoInternet. It rules: http://www.speedtest.net/result/3068154836.png http://www.speedtest.net/result/3068154836.png I'd been a Comcast user for ~10 years before getting fed up with them. At my last place, they started hiking the price every two months after six months. When I canceled I was paying ~$100 for internet and cable tv (which I never used or wanted, although apparently it made my service cheaper). It seems that they REALLY want to keep their TV subscriber numbers up. Interestingly, CondoInternet uses microwave links to connect the buildings they service. They do install in older buildings without CAT5e/CAT6 wiring, but they have to use vDSL over the phone lines. They still call it 100mbit although it's more like 70 or 80.